SACARE's New Psychologist!

If you’re looking for someone who’s equal parts kind-hearted, wise, and resilient, Meg’s your person. As a neurodivergent psychologist (with both the lived experience and the credentials to back it up), Meg is all about creating a space for adolescents and older adults to feel seen, respected, and empowered—whether navigating Disability, Neurodivergence, Depression/Anxiety, Executive Functioning, or just the general chaos of life.

Meg’s day-to-day? Once the coffee kicks in... it’s go time. Think back-to-back sessions, walking alongside people as they chase their goals, rediscover hope, and create real change. For Meg, that’s the good stuff—the reason she does what she does.

She’s a firm believer that you’re the expert on you. Her job? To back you 100%, meet you where you’re at, and support you in building the life you want. No judgment. No one-size-fits-all solutions. Just person-centred, affirming care.

When Meg’s not working with clients, you’ll find her at the gym on a Sunday morning or mentally transporting herself to the Maldives (we don’t blame her). Once upon a time, she thought she’d grow up to be a barrister. Luckily for us—and the people she supports—she took a slightly different path.

Meg's also a proud LGBTQIA+ advocate, an animal rights supporter (currently supporting Furever Farm), and part of the neurodiversity affirming movement. She's on a mission to celebrate people's differences, not “fix” them. In fact, her ultimate goal this year is to create a safe, inclusive space at SACARE where everyone can access the support they deserve.

To top it off, Meg scored a Chancellor’s Commendation for her post-grad studies and was an expert panellist at the 2024 Parkinson’s SA Conference. No big deal.

Want to work with Meg or learn more about our Psychology services? Get in touch with us today!